Cover The guests took the opportunity to immortalise the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore afterparty with a lovely group shot
The guests took the opportunity to immortalise the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore afterparty with a lovely group shot
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The Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore’s afterparty at RSP Architects saw select founders of Singapore’s design community coming together to celebrate in style
On a spirited evening, the vibrant RSP Architects lounge was transformed into the setting for a grand fete marking the close of the season of celebrations following the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore. The Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore afterparty at RSP Architects saw select founders of Singapore’s design community coming together to celebrate in style.
The invitation promised a night brimming with design flair and camaraderie, and the event delivered on every front. With views overlooking the glittering waters of the Marina South Pier, the stylish purveyors of design began to trickle in as day turned to night, enveloped in an elegant and welcoming ambience.
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Beh Swee Chiew, Mark Wong and Law Yoke Foong from RSP Architects with Asih Jenie, editor of Tatler Homes Singapore
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The custom photo wall was an instant hit, providing the perfect backdrop to capture cherished moments throughout the evening.
Above Editor Asih Jenie and Christine Sipin from Tatler Homes Singapore flanking Andreas Sugianto
Editor Asih Jenie and Christine Sipin from Tatler Homes Singapore flanking Andreas Sugianto
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Above Bin Yeo and Justin Mok from Bud Studio Co
Above Ken Lee from Mr Shopper Studio and Jessy Ng
Bin Yeo and Justin Mok from Bud Studio Co
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Animated conversations filled the air as architects and designers exchanged ideas, made new connections, and celebrated their shared passion for creating beautiful spaces.
Notable among the guests were the winners of the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore, including Molina Hun and Sujono Lim from Sujonohun, who won Best Modern Minimalist Concept with their RSR Project; Lim Thong from LA Design Studio, winner of Best Luxury Concept for the Philips Avenue Home; Ken Lee from Mr Shopper Studio, who took home the Best Bespoke Concept award for The Condominium at the Trillium; and Bu Shukun and Terrence Quah from Architology, celebrated for their Seascape project.
Bu Shukun from Architology and Beh Swee Chiew from RSP Architects
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Guests were treated to an exquisite spread, including tantalising delicacies such as foie gras terrine served with pistachio crumble, rhubarb chutney and sourdough bread, and an egg and summer truffle salad featuring locally-grown micro basil, Mexican mint, and borage. Assorted cheeses, premium cold cuts, and free-flow champagne were just a few more of the guests’ favourites.
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Guests mingled and indulged in a premium assortment of cheeses, cold cuts and other delicacies
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Adding to the evening’s highlights was sought-after violinist Jocelyn Ng, whose mesmerising performance set the perfect backdrop for the soirée. Her repertoire, which has graced stages alongside renowned artists like JJ Lin and Olivia Ong, added to the celebratory mood.
Above Violinist Jocelyn Ng performing her magic at the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore afterparty
Violinist Jocelyn Ng performing her magic at the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore afterparty
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This afterparty was more than just a celebration of the Tatler Homes Design Awards 2024 - Singapore; it was a testament to the thriving design community in Singapore and a toast to the future of the built environment.
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Photography: Terrix Lin
